SKY RANCH: Tagaytay's Sky Eye Experience @SkyFunPark
The Tagaytay Eye, officially known as "Sky Eye", is the Tallest Ferris Wheel in the country at 63 meters (207 ft) with 32 gondolas, beating the MOA Eye at 55 meters (180 ft) with 36 gondolas, and the Enchanted Kingdom's Wheel of Fate at 130ft.
We are still far away from beating the tallest ferris wheels in the world: Singapore Flyer at 165 meters (541 ft), Star of Nanchang in China at 160 meters (525 ft.), and the London Eye at 120 meters (394 ft.)
But considering Tagaytay City has an elevation of 2,000 ft. above sea level, you'll be enjoying the highest point of the Sky Eye at 2,207 ft. :)
Here are some tips to have an awesome time at Sky Fun Park in Sky Ranch, Tagaytay:
(Note: Sky Ranch is the complex, Sky Fun is the name of the amusement park within Sky Ranch, and Sky Eye is the name of the Ferris Wheel in Tagaytay.)
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The Entrance Fee is P100 -- and it's on a 50% discount promotion until end of May.
(If you are a Taal Vista Checked-In guest, you should be able to get in for free.)
Check out the Sky Fun Rates and Individual Ride Ticket Prices.

Kids below 3ft are free for the entrance fee and the carousel ride.

The center of attention is the Tagaytay Eye, which commands a huge presence along the ridge.

You have to buy tickets for each ride individually. They don't have a ride-all-you-can ticket or packaged rates at the moment. It can get chaotic, especially if there's a huge crowd on weekends.

Sky Eye (P150/head, including the babies).
Aidan was a bit scared and was unsure if he wanted to ride the ferris wheel.

We had to buy potato fries to keep the boys entertained throughout the Sky Eye trip.

The ride is one loop around, which lasts for 10 minutes.

The gondolas are a bit small and the leg room can only fit 4 people.

We asked if we could all be accommodated in one gondola, reasoning that we could carry Baby Raphael anyway.

Aidan was afraid of heights and he kept on babbling about not riding the ferris wheel ever again. His two brothers, Joshua and Raphael were just cool about it.

As you approach the top, you'll have a 360o-view of the ridge and also see Taal Lake.

The ideal time to go is during sunset, but it can get very cold (so we decided to ride while the sun is still up).

Beside Sky Fun, they are building a Science Discovery Museum and...

... a row of restaurants to complete the Sky Ranch experience.

Overall, we felt that the ride was not worth it for 1 loop, 10 minutes at P150/head (including the baby). I imagine it would be romantic to go with your special someone, though.
At least, you can say you have experienced the tallest ferris wheel in the country. :)
SKY FUN ATTRACTIONS
Here are the other fun attractions that the kids can enjoy:

Wonder Flight (P50/head, including the babies). Read Fun and Safety Rules

Red Baron (P50/head, including the babies). Read Fun and Safety Rules

Carousel (P50/head, kids below 3ft are free). Read Fun and Safety Rules

Express Train (P50/head, including the babies). Read Fun and Safety Rules

Mini Viking Ship (P50/head, including the babies). Read Fun and Safety Rules
Super Viking (P100/head). Read Fun and Safety Rules

The Super Viking is for adults, and Aidan can't wait to grow up to be able to try it.

Horse Back Riding (P250/30 minutes per person).
The horseback riding is a bit expensive, considering you just go around a looped trail.

You can also let your kids try this water ball.
NESSI COASTER

Nessi Coaster (P50/head). Read Fun and Safety Rules
But, for our boys, the winning attraction of all is the Nessi Coaster!

It's a mini-roller coaster that is safe even for the young ones.

It goes all the way to the top and goes down into a spiral loop.

We had to ride this two times because the boys loved the adrenaline rush.

Best of all, you can appreciate the Tagaytay View for free. :)

We loved our overall experience in the Sky Fun Park. Riding the Sky Eye and Nessi Coaster was quite an experience for the boys. Try to head there during weekdays, when there are less crowds. Budget about P400/head.
SKY FUN AMUSEMENT PARK
Address: Beside Taal Vista Hotel, Kilometer 60, Aguinaldo Highway, Tagaytay City
Email: skyfunamusementpark@gmail.com
Website: https://instagram.com/skyfunpark
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skyfunpark
Operating hours: Daily 3pm to 10pm
ENTRANCE FEE at the Amusement Park
Php 100.00 (P50 Promotion until May 31)
RIDE FEES
Sky Eye – P150
Super Viking – P100
Nessie Coaster – P50
Mini Viking – P50
Wonder Flight – P50
Red Baron – P50
Express Train – P50
Horseback Riding (Riding Loop) for only P250/30 minutes.
Parking Fee: P50
What's new in Tagaytay in 2013 Series:
- TAGAYTAY: Your Awesome Journey to Tagaytay Food Trip (Infographic)
- BREAKFAST at ANTONIO'S: Welcoming 2013 with a Yummy Bang along the Ridge!
- METEORA, Tagaytay Birthday Overnight Trip ☾
- CECIL'S CAFE: Home-Cooked Food Stop on Your Way to Tagaytay
- SKY RANCH: Tagaytay Sky Eye @SkyFunPark
- TAAL VISTA HOTEL: Enroute to Becoming Tagaytay's First 5 Star Hotel?
- TOOTSIE'S Tagaytay Revisited + A Taste of Chef Ed Quimson
- PUZZLE MANSION: Gina Gil Lacuna's 1,028+ Puzzles and Counting
- WILSON'S Tagaytay: A Secret Bed & Breakfast Place in Tagaytay
- ASILO TAGAYTAY: Insider's Tips on Avida's First Residential Retreat
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Full Disclosure: We paid for our awesome trip at the Sky Ranch. I wrote this blog post myself, and it expresses my own opinions. We only feature awesome experiences in the blog.
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P.S. You can rent the Gazebo at the following rates: P750 (Monday to Thursday) and P1,000 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday)

Gazebo #13 is the best, with a good view of Taal Lake and located in the center of the park.

If you want more privacy, go for Gazebo #12.

For bigger groups, rent the adjacent Gazebo #14 onwards.

There are no restaurants right now, but you can buy from the food stalls.




hi anton! do you know what their operating hours are? :)
Posted by: Nikita | Tuesday, March 05, 2013 at 05:06 PM
3pm-10pm
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Posted by: Anton Diaz | Tuesday, March 05, 2013 at 05:25 PM
Is this an SM thing, its part of Taal Vista?
Posted by: Andre | Tuesday, March 05, 2013 at 05:53 PM
Was the sky eye 30 or 10 minutes?
Would you know if one can bring food in and eat at the gazeebo?
and lastly, what's the riding loop ride shown on the entrance rates?
Thanks
Posted by: Marty | Tuesday, March 05, 2013 at 06:02 PM
@Andre - yes this is owned by SM.
@Marty - I corrected the article that 1 loop is just 10 minutes.
The horses are managed separately with P250 per head per 30 minutes.
On gazebo, you might not be able to bring because they have food concessionaires :(
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Posted by: Anton Diaz | Tuesday, March 05, 2013 at 06:41 PM
Bukas po b kau ng good froday?
Posted by: Jayvee | Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 09:27 AM
Are you open on good Friday. We wish to come on Friday...
Posted by: rjay | Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 08:26 AM
How to get here from manila tnx
Posted by: Maria | Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 10:03 PM
Hi, what time does it open and close?
Posted by: mary | Saturday, March 30, 2013 at 01:02 PM
what do you open weekday?
we plan to go on April 30
Thanks!
Posted by: say | Thursday, April 25, 2013 at 11:15 AM
Panu po ba pag galing manila papunta diyan anu po route kung bus sasakyan ko galing mandaluyong
Posted by: Jasmin beronio | Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 01:37 PM
Is there cheap hotel near there that we can rest or stay for night?
Posted by: marlon | Wednesday, May 29, 2013 at 04:34 PM
I hope they would develop more rides. But I must say that the Ferris Wheel is enough to make me want to go there.
Posted by: Jam n Bop | Monday, June 10, 2013 at 01:37 PM